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boeing may of confident in the dreamliner 787, one expert has some concerns. he worries why it's taking so long to get the root cause of some of these issues, and he's not at all comforted that boeing says the incidents are unrelatedance joins us now along with phil lebeau and myself. hans, what's raising your eyebrows most. tell us where the concern lies. >> well, my biggest concern is that boeing keeps us in a period of speculation because we don't -- we're not finding out what the problems have been. the houston problem goes back now almost a month, about a month. that's a long time, and -- and it's -- the longer this period of speculation lasts, the more it opens the door to people imagining the problem to be bad, and the worst case would, of course, be a catastrophic loss of an aircraft mid-flight on a long haul flight, a loss of life. so the more quickly boeing and all the other suppliers are definitely involved, the more quickly they come up with -- with an explanation of the root cause and also, of course, right along with this, with the credible expla
boeing may of confident in the dreamliner 787, one expert has some concerns. he worries why it's taking so long to get the root cause of some of these issues, and he's not at all comforted that boeing says the incidents are unrelatedance joins us now along with phil lebeau and myself. hans, what's raising your eyebrows most. tell us where the concern lies. >> well, my biggest concern is that boeing keeps us in a period of speculation because we don't -- we're not finding out what the...
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disney, boeing, united technologies. they're contributing to the gains. >> wall street's also abuzz today over an invite that facebook sent out saying, right here. come see what we're building. shares on the move today which are trading at the higher level in six months. julia boorstin covers that company for us and joins us live from vegas. julia, when's the buzz? what are they saying about this invite? >> reporter: scott, i just love these cryptic invites from facebook. i will be there at this event next week and i expect it to be a big deal, perhaps mostly because of the term building. building is a term that ceo mark zuckerberg loves to use himself. he uses that term in the earnings calls and often to describe the products and his vision for facebook. so because that i would expect him to be speaking at this announcement next week. what's the news? there are a couple of announcements i expect to hear from facebook. if in the next couple of months if not in the next year and including an ad america to deliver ads from
disney, boeing, united technologies. they're contributing to the gains. >> wall street's also abuzz today over an invite that facebook sent out saying, right here. come see what we're building. shares on the move today which are trading at the higher level in six months. julia boorstin covers that company for us and joins us live from vegas. julia, when's the buzz? what are they saying about this invite? >> reporter: scott, i just love these cryptic invites from facebook. i will be...
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now, maybe neither boeing or united technology is your thing. don't forget, dave cote's honeywell, my reservation, the stock has been a rocket ship. and i feel like without a real pullback you will have top ticked this screaming monster. my second theme tonight, yeah, i'm going all in with china. we learned that china's turning on the jets here. claus who has been to china many times knows his markets and political science has told us china was way too restrictive in the monetary policy, that somehow the communist party got caught up on worrying about inflation, not worrying about growth. come on, malice, be like mal for heaven sake. i think they're still going with the techs, though. that's over. klaus is confident that when the dpovt unveils the plan for growth in february, they're going to dazzle, from a disappointing 8% to a stunning 11%. there's plenty to like if china gets ho the t in here and takin all its clothes, that's ray lewis. the chinese are addicted to coal. and we know electric uses have gotten stronger and stronger as the year's
now, maybe neither boeing or united technology is your thing. don't forget, dave cote's honeywell, my reservation, the stock has been a rocket ship. and i feel like without a real pullback you will have top ticked this screaming monster. my second theme tonight, yeah, i'm going all in with china. we learned that china's turning on the jets here. claus who has been to china many times knows his markets and political science has told us china was way too restrictive in the monetary policy, that...
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in the context of boeing, boeing is just a few dollars, or had been before these problems were revealed this week, off of new highs for the year. and so the context is you take profits here on a strong gainer. >> i was talking to david, who is always skeptical by what i say, i would hope to say antiseptical by monday, i hope -- >> i just have a little stuffy nose. you're running away from me like i'm typhoid mary. i've had my flu shot. >> i've only had one. >> whooping cough is making a big comeback. >> pertussis. >> come here, jim. >> no, we'll pass on that attractive opportunity. what i think is really interesting is japan is rearming. they're ordering rake yon systems. i think germany is going to have to rearm. i don't mean world war ii. we're pulling back. i bet you we take our soldiers out of japan and germany in the next four years. it costs too much money. these countries are buyers of our hardware. >> we should point out this continued dispute between china and japan over the south china sea continues to escalate. to sending fighter jets into near air space. it's certainly somet
in the context of boeing, boeing is just a few dollars, or had been before these problems were revealed this week, off of new highs for the year. and so the context is you take profits here on a strong gainer. >> i was talking to david, who is always skeptical by what i say, i would hope to say antiseptical by monday, i hope -- >> i just have a little stuffy nose. you're running away from me like i'm typhoid mary. i've had my flu shot. >> i've only had one. >> whooping...
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boeing shares up 2%. it was interesting in yesterday's session, this is what mike pointed out yesterday on fast, and there is a change in sentiment yesterday during the session in the options pits. very, very bearish. and toward the end they were getting bullish on the stock. willing to get in at the lows. that was as it turns out the lows in this sort of week of debacles for boeing. those shares are higher today. >> people are going to give them the benefit of the doubt. airbus has had a lot of problems. these are really hard planes to build. they switched that new composite, went away from aluminum. i come back and just say, once again, if you doubt boeing's prowess, you haven't studied them, from the b-29 and b-17 on, great american company. they'll solve it. in the interim i think people will say -- we haven't seen big cancellations. >> no, we haven't. let's check in with bob pisani on the floor this morning. >> happy wednesday. this is the first day of the week we've had a positive opening. at least
boeing shares up 2%. it was interesting in yesterday's session, this is what mike pointed out yesterday on fast, and there is a change in sentiment yesterday during the session in the options pits. very, very bearish. and toward the end they were getting bullish on the stock. willing to get in at the lows. that was as it turns out the lows in this sort of week of debacles for boeing. those shares are higher today. >> people are going to give them the benefit of the doubt. airbus has had a...
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and boeing engineers -- by the way, boeing engineers, this is a willing participation by boeing. it's not as though they're calling boeing into the office. boeing is saying yeah, let's sit down and look at this issue together. as you take a look at shares of the boeing, one thing to keep in mind, this review is likely to take several weeks. so we see the headline risk that's likely to be there for boeing. the press conference happening later this morning may just be the latest mark is what we're going to see over the next several weeks where the dreamliner is going to be back in the news on a fairly steady basis. you have to wonder what kind of an impact that's going to have on shares of boeing. >> did al nippon take more deliveries than any other airline? >> they were the launch customer. so yes, so far they have more than others. i don't think that they have the most orders. i'd go to have back and check this. but you know, it's a gradual process, where -- >> saying al nippon every day. that's the thing. so that's where -- right? >> you love saying al nippon. >> no, i don't min
and boeing engineers -- by the way, boeing engineers, this is a willing participation by boeing. it's not as though they're calling boeing into the office. boeing is saying yeah, let's sit down and look at this issue together. as you take a look at shares of the boeing, one thing to keep in mind, this review is likely to take several weeks. so we see the headline risk that's likely to be there for boeing. the press conference happening later this morning may just be the latest mark is what...
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boeing, a series of problems with dreamliners. and u.s. equity futures pointing to a positive start to wall street. it's january 9, 2013. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew sorkin. i can't talk today. shares of alcoa getting a boost after the company's quarterly report. fourth quarter earnings matching expectations. revenue did come in better than the street was expecting. the country's largest aluminum producer says that it is cautiously optimistic that demand for the metal will continue to grow in 2013. among the catalysts, they're looking at strong sales to aerospace and construction customers. alcoa executives are keeping a cautious tone as worries linger about the budget battles in washington. >> you look at the businesses, you actually see that the endowment dow stream businesses are hitting new records profitabilities. another quarter of that and record year. that's great. when you look t upstream where it's basically abou
boeing, a series of problems with dreamliners. and u.s. equity futures pointing to a positive start to wall street. it's january 9, 2013. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew sorkin. i can't talk today. shares of alcoa getting a boost after the company's quarterly report. fourth quarter earnings matching expectations. revenue did come in better than the...
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the ntsb and boeing, a technical team from boeing, they're investigating the fire on the dreamliner. it was found in a compartment with batteries, and electrical components. it's not entirely clear at this point exactly what caused the fire. it is believed that it might have been caused by one of the lithium batteries on the dreamliner. that is an issue, because the dreamliner uses lithium im batteries to power onboard electronics. way back in 2007 the faa issued special rules for the use of lithium im batteries because of the concern of flammability risk involving those batteries. this is the fourth dreamliner incident involving its electronics, or losing power, since december 4th. look at this timeline. back on november 4th, united took its first domestic 787 flight, at the time there had been no reports. a month later, a united flight going to niewark to houston, experienced mechanical problems, reporting a loss of power. cutter airways a few days later had to ground one of its 787 jets for what it said was a faulty generator. the 14th of december, united grounded the second of th
the ntsb and boeing, a technical team from boeing, they're investigating the fire on the dreamliner. it was found in a compartment with batteries, and electrical components. it's not entirely clear at this point exactly what caused the fire. it is believed that it might have been caused by one of the lithium batteries on the dreamliner. that is an issue, because the dreamliner uses lithium im batteries to power onboard electronics. way back in 2007 the faa issued special rules for the use of...
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we have not heard back from boeing. but if you take a look at shares, carl, the the stock has been ticking lower ever since this fire serviced about 15 minutes ago. that's the latest regarding this dreamliner fire at boston airport. >> phil, thanks for that. what do the white house, snoop dogg and the economist magazine have in common? they all use sound cloud, a start-up that let's you upload and share sounds of all kinds. that means music, pop casts, even your baby's first words. alex joins us this morning from san francisco. alex, good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you? >> for those who never heard identity, tell us what sound cloud is and what it's not. people hear about a sound tool on the web and they start to get a preconceived notion of what that is. what do you to? >> sure. sure. soundcloud is the world's online audio platform. that means people come to sound cloud to share sounds that they've created. could be any kind of sound. and also people come there to discover and hear all these great sounds
we have not heard back from boeing. but if you take a look at shares, carl, the the stock has been ticking lower ever since this fire serviced about 15 minutes ago. that's the latest regarding this dreamliner fire at boston airport. >> phil, thanks for that. what do the white house, snoop dogg and the economist magazine have in common? they all use sound cloud, a start-up that let's you upload and share sounds of all kinds. that means music, pop casts, even your baby's first words. alex...
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. >> and this boeing travesty is probably unfair to call is a travesty. but every day you get some bad thing happening to the boeing 787 dream liner. do you buy that stock on the dip because it's a great long term company? or do you just stay the heck out of it? >> i think that's exactly right. this is a technology that's going to work longer term for the travel industry. and i think that boeing is on the cutting edge with a very good product. now there are some bugs they've got to work out. there's no question about that. they're going through those growing pains. but i mean if you get a significant pull back based upon some hiccups, i think longer term that's probably a very attractive buying opportunity. >> now how about this headline? u.s. stocks enjoy their biggest weekly inflow since 2008? $18 billion according to the people at lipper. is this reflecting a change? is retail coming back into the stock market? because if they are, that could drive this baby up several thousand points on the dow. >> you're right. there's a couple of things at play. one
. >> and this boeing travesty is probably unfair to call is a travesty. but every day you get some bad thing happening to the boeing 787 dream liner. do you buy that stock on the dip because it's a great long term company? or do you just stay the heck out of it? >> i think that's exactly right. this is a technology that's going to work longer term for the travel industry. and i think that boeing is on the cutting edge with a very good product. now there are some bugs they've got to...
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i see boeing going to the mid 80s. chevron getting the edge for certain courtesy of its stronger production growth. my charitable keeps buying that one. can alcoa repeat that miserable performance? alcoa will be helped only by the hideous expectations it has set for itself. a very low bar made of aluminum keeps it from advancing to the low teens. you want the best dog in the kennel? caterpillar. cat is the best dog. everyone seems to recognize it is undervalued after yesterday's sterling performance. this plus it is one of the great china plays, but it lost 1.1% last year after having to revise its bullish forecast downward. my charitable trust is betting it could go up at least 10%. the last time cat guided down big was a couple years ago and man, did that stock take off. how about dupont? down 1.7%. it's cheap, but unless this quarter gives us reaccelerated growth, something that could be impossible given dependence on commodity chemicals. color me nervous about double d. the dow's real tragedies, mcdonalds. intel do
i see boeing going to the mid 80s. chevron getting the edge for certain courtesy of its stronger production growth. my charitable keeps buying that one. can alcoa repeat that miserable performance? alcoa will be helped only by the hideous expectations it has set for itself. a very low bar made of aluminum keeps it from advancing to the low teens. you want the best dog in the kennel? caterpillar. cat is the best dog. everyone seems to recognize it is undervalued after yesterday's sterling...
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>> buy boeing. >> guy? >> mr. mcgregor has me thinking. broadcom tomorrow. >> karen? >> gardner denver. gdi. >> j.j.? >> i like goldman sachs. >> all right, i am melissa lee. see you tomorrow, 9:00 a.m. for "squawk on the street." the ceo of gm. you can catch more "fast money" begin at 5:00. happy birthday to us, our sixth anniversary here at the nasdaq market site. all right, next hour, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> i'm jim cramer. welcome to my world. you need to get in the game. firms are going to go out of business and he's nuts. they're nuts. they know nothing. i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. just trying to save you a little money. my job is not just to entertain you but educate and teach. call me 1-800-743-cnbc. don't you just hate reality? boo! don't you hate it when you know the numbers are too high or the world is simply not yet in a place where you can be confident that things ar
>> buy boeing. >> guy? >> mr. mcgregor has me thinking. broadcom tomorrow. >> karen? >> gardner denver. gdi. >> j.j.? >> i like goldman sachs. >> all right, i am melissa lee. see you tomorrow, 9:00 a.m. for "squawk on the street." the ceo of gm. you can catch more "fast money" begin at 5:00. happy birthday to us, our sixth anniversary here at the nasdaq market site. all right, next hour, "mad money" with jim cramer...
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play it with parts makers avoid the headline risk of a stock like boeing and i like the smaller regional banks. because they should put up better than expected numbers and including the margins and won't be as disappointing as investors thought wells fargo was today. last two themes for rainy days. a couple of catch phrases to help you remember them. the first one, the government made my do it stocks related to the cost of the new health care system that kicks in next year, and the chicks that are already being played. temporary staffing like robertman were red hot, and i think they will stay that way, and temporary staffing is a terrific way to beat the new taxes, businesses might have to pay, because of government mandates, pretty clever, huh? and community health systems should work all year, advance to 2014 changes, the new law heavily favors hospitals, and athena health, keep health care costs down, mr. bush last night, terrific. final theme, i call this one the don't just stand there, do something. and companies split themselves up to separate parts brought them a lot of value for
play it with parts makers avoid the headline risk of a stock like boeing and i like the smaller regional banks. because they should put up better than expected numbers and including the margins and won't be as disappointing as investors thought wells fargo was today. last two themes for rainy days. a couple of catch phrases to help you remember them. the first one, the government made my do it stocks related to the cost of the new health care system that kicks in next year, and the chicks that...
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avoid the headline risk of a stock like boeing. i like the smaller regional banks because they should put up better than expected numbers. including the interest margins, and they won't be as disappointing as investors, but wells fargo was today. now it's time to talk about my last two themes for rainy day in the stock market. i have a couple of catch phrases to help you remember them. i'm calling the first one. the government made me do it. these are stocks that are related to the stocks of the new health care system that kicks in next year, and the chip that is are already being played. robert half manpower and disparity were red hot. came in hot. i think they're going to stay that way because temporary staffing is a terrific way to beat the new taxes businesses might have to pay because of government mandates. pretty clever, huh? the hospital is notably community health systems should work all year and advance in 2014 changes because the new heavily favors hospitals. don't forget athena health. only on the pullback. the company
avoid the headline risk of a stock like boeing. i like the smaller regional banks because they should put up better than expected numbers. including the interest margins, and they won't be as disappointing as investors, but wells fargo was today. now it's time to talk about my last two themes for rainy day in the stock market. i have a couple of catch phrases to help you remember them. i'm calling the first one. the government made me do it. these are stocks that are related to the stocks of...
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boeing says it delivered 161 planes per year. the company is ramping.its sales of conceivablconceivable. we have heard from hp, and it's not very often that you get strong words from a company coming back. but it has its thoughts about the company and this column. the company's viewpoint says in art, "the wall street journal" story is significantly misleading. hp continues to make significant improvements in both its cash flow from operations as well as 80s balance sheet. he goes on to say that the added significantly to generation. this is not accurate. as we explained prior to its story, hp would have received the cash directly from customers in any event. it is important they go on to note that the purpose of these receivable sales programs is to support our partner and customer ecosystems and it is consistent with the practices of many other companies. finally, they say we are at a loss to explain why "the wall street journal" published a story that misleads its readers. it's not very often that you hear such a strong rebutta
boeing says it delivered 161 planes per year. the company is ramping.its sales of conceivablconceivable. we have heard from hp, and it's not very often that you get strong words from a company coming back. but it has its thoughts about the company and this column. the company's viewpoint says in art, "the wall street journal" story is significantly misleading. hp continues to make significant improvements in both its cash flow from operations as well as 80s balance sheet. he goes on...